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Cat Rescue & Rehoming => Rescue & Rehoming General => Topic started by: Desley (booktigger) on August 24, 2008, 14:09:00 PM
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He has just been dropped off, came from the same area that Phoebe is from, and poss the male cat that got her pregnant. She also thinks that she has been seeing him rather than what we thought was the other female cat, so hopefully there are no more unneutered cats there, but now he is here, it will be easy to tell if any more cats turn up. I have popped Phoebe in the cat room, and put him in the bathroom as he is in poorer condition than her - obviously unneutered, his ears bother him and potentially worms. Will get him booked in to be neutered asap, but it will be a day or two longer than normal cos of the Bank Hol. He is a lovely natured cat though, loves to be fussed, but not sure how he will take to a tray, might have to go and get some gravelly type litter. I will take pics in a bit, but he is black and white, although more black than white.
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Excellent news ... another one safe and hopefully another link taken out the chain of unwanted pregnancies :hug:
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Yep - I am ringing the vets today to see when they can get him in. He isn't ready for rehoming yet, he is very hissy, even though he likes to be fussed, and has spent most of the weekend in my bath (hence no pics), so I have had to sit on the side of the bath to give him attention - he does like it. Not sure he will adapt to an indoor only life, and I think he will need a quiet, patient home - he could change once he is neutered though, Phoebe did. Not sure on his age, will get the vet to check that.
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Well, he has just had his food taken off him, as he is being done tomorrow, i hope he will start to settle after that, as he is still so frightened when I walk in the bathroom, bless him. Knocking on the door doesn't seem to have helped either. He also has very odd body language, he seems to be enjoying fusses until you look at his tail - judging off that alone, he is annoyed. i think he is just so not used to being in a home with love that he can't work out what I will do, he is probably expecting me to shout or hit him, poor thing. I am sure I will be able to gain his trust though, and hopefully he will seem less frightened then.
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Hope his op went ok?
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Yeah, he was done really early too, was done by 11.15!! Still very hissy tho
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As soon as I have eaten, Charlie is going in the dog cage in the kitchen - it is the door that bothers him most, even if I tap on the door and call his name before i go in, so I am hoping the cage in the kitchen will help, as I rarely shut that door all the way, and he can see me more then. Phoebe was very vocal yesterday, which set him off, so having them in different parts of the house might help. I will post some pics at some point too
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Couple of pics - he isn't happy in the cage at the moment, first he howled, and I have just popped downstairs to find him in the litter tray - he pooed while I was sorting out his chicken and carried on sitting in the tray, so I had to move him (to find he had also weed in the tray), and covered the other half of the cage - i only covered the half with the tray to give him some privacy, as the idea is that he can see me and know I am not nasty. Will persevere for a couple of days, and if no improvement, put him back in the bathroom.
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:Luv:
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He's gorgeous Des.
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He is, but not 100% happy, bless him. He still hisses when he is approached, even though nothing nasty has happened yet, but I gave him some time out of the cage last night, he stayed in it for half an hour before deciding to move, then hid in the kitchen for a bit till I sat on the floor and enticed him out - he was then happy as he found the catnip banana!! As soon as I moved he was straight back in hiding in the kitchen bless him. So he isnt trying to get out of the house, which is one of my biggest fears, I just need him to gain some trust
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I did a homecheck for Charlie on Sun, and as long as they dont ring up tonight, he is going to his new home tomorrow, fingers crossed for him, it would be good for him as long as he can get on with their tortie, but he does like Zi, so I am sure he will be fine, there is only Kizzy he spits at, and I Cant blame him, he is probably getting in their first. It is slightly ironic, as he is the oldest of the cats ready to be rehomed, and he is going first!!
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thats great news Des.... good luck charlie! xx
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:luck: Charlie ;D
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Fingers crossed :Luv: ;D
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He went to his new home tonight, he was a bit shy around them, but was warming up nicely when we bundled him in teh carrier, to which he just sat there and looked puzzled!! Hopefully he was quiet on the way home, I can't remember if he was noisy on the journey to be neutered.
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he's one gorgeous furbabe :Luv:
i hope he settles in nicely in his new home :)